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Surveys Show Kubernetes Crossing the Chasm

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AUGUST 29, 2022

Google was using Linux containers to package and ship its application code and dependencies, and Borg made the process more efficient, enabling Google to achieve high utilization of its data centers.In 2013, Google replaced Borg with Omega, a flexible and scalable scheduler for large computing clusters.

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10 Great Strategic Benefits of Blogging

elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog

JULY 1, 2008

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Surveys Show Kubernetes Crossing the Chasm

10 Great Strategic Benefits of Blogging

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10 Great Strategic Benefits of Blogging

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Nokia N95 - "No Gateway Reply" - Here Is How I Fixed It!

Nokia N95 - "No Gateway Reply" - Here Is How I Fixed It!

IBMs Social Computing Guidelines - Now Updated!

IBMs Social Computing Guidelines - Now Updated!

Nokia N95 - "No Gateway Reply" - Here Is How I Fixed It!

Nokia N95 - "No Gateway Reply" - Here Is How I Fixed It!

IBMs Knowledge Management Strategy Part II - Entering the Web 2.0 World

JetBrains Omea Pro and Its Awful Consequences of Lack of Commitment

Nokia N95 - "No Gateway Reply" - Here Is How I Fixed It!

A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge - Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)

A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge - Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)

A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge - Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)

A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge - Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)

A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge - Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)

A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge - Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)

A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge - Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)

A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge - Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)

Football - Made in Spain - June 2008 (Never Forget!)

Managing the Zoo

elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog - Thinking Outside The Inbox

Giving up on Work e-mail - Status Report on Week 13

Enabling Knowledge Sharing - A Matter of a Cultural and Organisational Change? - The Role of Communities

Rent A Coder - How Software Gets Done

Rent A Coder - How Software Gets Done

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Walking Like a Minister - Innovation at IBM

Walking Like a Minister - Innovation at IBM

Social Sites Becoming Too Much of a Good Thing - Social Networking Fatigue?

Needed: Enterprise Strategies for Innovation, Content Management, and Social Media Infrastructure - Through the Usage of Communities

Trip to Barcelona on 19th May - Fancy Meeting Up?

Trip to Barcelona on 19th May - Fancy Meeting Up?

Case Study Using Wiki and Social Software in the Enterprise - Conversation with Jon Mell

Rent A Coder - How Software Gets Done

This Is Where I Work. Today in New York City

Rent A Coder - How Software Gets Done

IBMs Knowledge Management Strategy

IBMs Web 2.0 and Beyond Summit - April 15-17 - Watson Research Center (Yorktown Heights, NY, US)

Make Your Own Blog and Tweet Clouds by Sam Lawrence

Managing the Zoo

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